Correction.The website email address does work - it is different from the one on the threat of court action (.co not .org). However.... Check this out. (Sorry it won't let me put a link in) . Google this:- The Advertising Standards Authority complaint A11-172523 On 25th Jan 2012 the Advertising Complaints Authority (the real one!), upheld three complaints against TAPA for misleading advertising on their website- including not making it clear they were charging for their service. Nothing has changed on the TAPA website yet and their threat to me came after this judgement. Don't pay them anything!

I don't know if you resolved this, but I've just had another demand, like the one above, six months after the issue began. I won't be paying and have responded (but see below), citing the consumer protection regulations mentioned above and also that their web site's own disclaimer states that no part of it constitutes a contract. Tricking you into a contract you dont knowingly enter is not upholdable in law. In case anyone persists in thinking well of this company, I suggest you try and find their VAT number (they charge VAT on their bills) or company address,( not the PO Box given on the website). Or - as I have, try to email their contact address on the website or the email address quoted on the payment demand . Guess what? They bounce! If this sounds like a legit company to you so be it.